As COVID-19 continues to affect families across the country, many young people are stepping up to help their communities by tutoring online, donating to charities and – in fourth-grader Christopher Dodd’s case – organizing a food drive.
When Rancho San Antonio regular Joanie Blefari noticed an increase in trash at the county park since the COVID-19 epidemic began, she took action.
The retired nurse started picking up litter on her hikes at the park, which borders Los Altos and Cupertino. Since April, Blefari has brought along a Grip’n Grab Reach Tool – a stick with a pincher to help her grab items – to collect the trash.
A virtual forum spotlighting the seven candidates running for three open seats on the Los Altos City Council in the Nov. 3 election is scheduled 7-9 p.m. Sept. 30 on Zoom.
A virtual forum for Los Altos City Council candidates is scheduled 7-9 p.m. Sept. 30.
The Los Altos History Museum has scheduled a fundraiser in honor of Jane Reed, a key museum supporter and former Los Altos mayor, for her decades-long commitment to helping preserve the Los Altos story. All funds raised will support the Changing Exhibits Program that Reed spearheaded for 15 years.
Community Services Agency’s annual Hometown Heroes fundraiser is scheduled 5 p.m. Oct. 1, this year as a virtual event.
